Infant IO Leg Trainer for Tibial Needle Insertion & Infusion

The life-size Infant IO Leg Trainer provides a realistic simulation of an infant tibia for intraosseous (IO) needle insertion and fluid infusion practice. Designed for pediatric, clinical, and emergency training programs, this trainer helps medical students, nurses, EMS personnel, and healthcare professionals develop confidence and competence in life-saving IO procedures. Reusable and EZ-IO compatible, it is ideal for repeated practice in high-pressure scenarios.

Features:

• Highly Realistic Pediatric Tibia:
  The IO leg accurately replicates an infant's tibial anatomy and bone texture, allowing hands-on IO needle insertion and infusion training with lifelike tactile feedback.

• Replaceable Tibial Bone for Durability:
  Comes with replaceable tibial insert to support repeated practice, minimize maintenance, and provide cost-effective training. If you need more, please contact us.

• Realistic IO Injection & Infusion Simulation:
  Supports fluid infusion and flashback simulation, mimicking real clinical conditions to improve procedural confidence.

• Anatomical Landmarks for Accuracy:
  Key features such as the tibial tuberosity and medial malleolus assist learners in locating IO access points precisely.

• Ideal for High-Stress Emergency Scenarios:
  Perfect for pediatric IO access training, EMS drills, and emergency care, enhancing readiness for critical situations.

• Portable and Convenient:
  Lightweight and compact, suitable for classrooms, hospitals, simulation labs, or field training.

Specifications:

• SKU: UA02060
• Brand: Ultrassist
• Application: IO Access Training

Pediatric Intraosseous (IO) Leg Trainer Kit Includes:

• 1 x Pediatric IO Leg Trainer
• 5 x Replaceable IO Bone
• 3 x Replaceable Skin
• 1 x Robert Clamp
• 1 x Screwdriver
• 1 x 20ML Syringe
• 1 x Simulated Blood Powder
• 1 x Pair of Gloves
• 1 x Storage Bag

Ultrassist Infant IO leg training kit includes essential training components for a complete, realistic pediatric tibia IO access training experience. To continue training, follow the infant IO leg setup guide.